Call it the "iPhone Mini," the "iPhone Nano," or just another cheap smartphone, a smaller version of Apple's flagship product is on its way, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Steve Jobs may be off work officially, but Apple's CEO is finding it difficult to relinquish control. He's taking meetings from home and has been spotted on Apple's campus and around town.
With Apple's Steve Jobs again on medical leave, support is growing amongst Apple investor for a formal succession plan for Apple's executive leadership.
On his first earnings call since taking over for Steve Jobs during his medical leave, Apple COO Tim Cook did not hesitate to lay out a verbal smackdown on the many iPad competitors that emerged from CES.
The emergence of ChromeOS highlights some of the fundamental differences between Google and Apple, and how each fundamentally appeals to a different customer.
While it won't be a white (iPhone) Christmas this year, it looks like aesthetically conscious iPhone 4 holdouts will have their patience rewarded come next spring.
Users of Apple's new social network, Ping, will now be able to broadcast their music reviews and links to iTunes tracks directly through a new agreement, but Facebook remains an elusive partner for Apple.
There's buzz about the possible introduction of a 10-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab. If it turns out to be true, the tablet would be a direct competitor for the 9.7-inch iPad.
A California iPhone 3G user is claiming Apple purposefully created iOS 4 to disable older phone models. In a lawsuit filed this week, she is suing the company for a number of charges concerning the faulty software.
It's been a slow journey toward Flash for Apple users. Starting Thursday morning, iOS devices will be able to purchase Skyfire from the App Store and access much of the Flash content they've been missing out on.
The results are in and the Forbes 400 lists the richest people in America. Results show that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has overtaken Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
RIM executives claim Steve Jobs is trying to divert attention away from the iPhone 4's poor design and reminds everyone that the Blackberry phones do not need a case to work properly.
Rob Enderle explains how Microsoft was passed by Apple in market capitalization and wonders if this will be the wake-up Microsoft needs to get back on the right track.
A recent change in Apple’s license banned all third-party development tools, including Adobe’s Flash. Now it appears that Adobe may have a hand in the antitrust inquiry that is about to begin.
The first iPad commercial to grace mainstream airwaves cropped up during the televised Oscars, while Steve Jobs hobnobbed with celebs in person at the Hollywood event.
As Nokia chases Apple’s iPhone in a race against irrelevance, it follows in the treacherous steps of General Motors and Novell by losing sight of the finish line.
Love him or hate him - or both - there's no denying Steve Jobs been a huge force in reinventing music, movies, and mobile phones. And the Macintosh is still around too.
Think the mobile application thing is just a fad? Apple iPhone and iPod touch users have downloaded more than 1.5 billion - yes, billion - applications.